1970 Red Baldwin Motion Camaro 1:64 Diecast and 50 similar items

1969 Chevy White Camaro "Two-Lane Blacktop", 1969 White Camaro, 1970 RED Baldwin Motion Chevrolet CAMARO Concept and Muscle Die-cast by Racing Champions You will receive: 1969 Dover White Baldwin Motion Camaro, Concept and Muscle, # 76224, 1/64 scale diecast 1970 Cranberry Red Baldwin Motion Camaro, Concept and Muscle, # 76224, 1/64 scale diecast '69 Dover White Chevy Camaro, Two-Lane Blacktop movie car, # 76225, 1/64 scale diecast The Chevy Camaro pony car became an overnight success in 1967 and has become the standard by which other performance cars are judged; HOWEVER, as you may have heard, the actual, Full-Size 6th Generation 2024 Chevrolet Camaro Will Go OUT-of-PRODUCTION in January, 2024. NOW is the time to commemorate the heritage of one of the greatest GM muscle cars ever made by starting or adding to your car collection on these diecast cars! Cars are MINT in Blister-Pack -- NEVER REMOVED! Original Packaging. Cars Never Removed from Blister-Pack. No Longer in Production. Please note that all the items have shelf-wear -- the cardboards are slightly bent, and some edges are frayed (as shown in photos). The plastic blister packs are clear, intact and firmly attached to the cardboard. THANK YOU for viewing all photos, as they are part of the Item Listing Description. Stored in a SMOKE/ODOR/PET-FREE, Climate-Controlled Environment. THANK YOU for viewing all photos for complete description condition prior to bidding/buying as photos are part of the item description. Please do not hesitate to contact us with your question or to request more photos prior to bidding/buying. All items are sold "as-is". International Buyers - Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. In Canada, buyers are responsible for paying duties, taxes, and applicable customs brokerage fees separate from the merchandise cost. Buyers will generally pay these fees upon receipt of shipment. Canadian buyers may be charged additional fees upon receipt of shipment/package.